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Business Notices. RTTT?,TijTC A ETTE.ETCA T^rYITRT TT <J^^^^^^^^^^fcl COMBINED RJDDGrES. " °*" &3 a@) & U *i W ■ ' They are now perfect. Will sow 801b of »ny kind of artiflciil manure per acre up to 3cwt or 4owt If necessary, and sow it evenly and continuously. It will not clog, however pasty and neb the superphosphates may be. We append a testimonial oat of a hundred. Tapanni, January 11, 1895. Dbar Sihs,— Your TURNIP »nd MANURE DRILL whioh I got this season has quite pleased me. I have sown all manures and guanos known to my district, with Fison's Local Superphosphates, Cbeiterfield &nd Maiden Qaanos. It will sow to a nicety with phosphates and blood manure from 601b up to 4001b ; tmd in guanos from 601b up to 6001b, and no trouble — wet or dry All the same, the manure mutt go, and it gees properly in a regular stream as it should, though I did not riddle my -manures — five classes (5). I consider your drill as supplied to me meets a long-felt want, and it only requires to be known to those who wish a sure and certain crop of turnips. JoHN Maokib. THOMSON'S PATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE DRILL PLOUGH, COMBINED WITH GHATS " EUREKA " MANURE and TURNIP SOWER. This Machine forms the Drills and sows the Manure and Turnips at one operation, and the seed, put at once into moist ground, ensures a Quick and Healthy Braird, S^,EBLE AND DOUBLE DRILL PLOUGHS, to form two drills at once If followed wi;th the DOUBLE-DRILL SOWER behind, ensure a moist bed and Quick and Vigorous Growth. SINGLE DRILL OR RIDGING PLOUGHS ALWAYS IN STOCK. When ground has been ploughed vet and succeeded by dry weather, our PATENT ROTARY HARROW is the Only Implement that Will Thoroughly Pulverise the Hard Lumps and put All Weeds to the Surface. Disc and Higging Marrows, ©ray's Paten* Automatic Single and Double Baggers, Chatfcutters, Horsegears, Brays, Zig-zag Harrows, etc., etc, Fencing Standards and Wire, Binder Twine, Oißs, etc. AGENTS FOR DEERING'S STEEL HARVESTERS AND TWINE BINDERS, MERCER NON -CANVAS BINDERS, ' : ■ ' Greytown South, March 1894. Dbab Sibs, — My Mercer purchased this season has fully exceeded your representations. My urop this season, as well ss being very heavy straw, was most terribly laid. The machine will rip through anything, and it seems next to impossible to choke the eleyators, which worked without ~ a bitch. My two canvas elevator machines kept one man constantly employed the whole ceason doing nothing but patching canvases, to say nothing of lost time in stoppages. To any farmer •anting a reliable binder, and leftst troublesome, I recommend the Mercer. John Brucb, ALSO CLAYTON AND SHUTTLE WORTH'S MILLS AND ENGINES, TRACTION ENGINES AND OIL ENGINES, BURRELL'S TRACTION ENGINES AND ROAD LOCOMOTIVES. ABSOIiUTEI/Y PUBS, NATURALLY PALATABLE, AND EXTBAOKDINABILY EFFICACIOUS IN CONSUMPTION, THROAT AFFEOTIOSS, AND DEBILITY OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN. _ ,^ r « StNCI»AIR COGHXIiXt, ( " In Tubercular Disease, possesses greater thefirnyaiclan, Hospital for Consumption, Ventnor. \ rapeutio efficacy than any other CodLive^ Oil." * ir ,g. DUNCAN GIBB, Barb, IMC. D., f "A remedy of great power in the treatment ol -Praystctan to the Westminster Hospital. \ many Affections of the Throat and Larynx." JOSEPH j. POPE, Esq., M.R.C.S., t " ( In all debilitated -states of the system, a Late Staff-Surgeon, Army, India. y \ reliable ana valuable remedy." w-?*"^ G ?° R<SB SATJNDERS, C.8., ? f "A valuable remedy, especially in the Wasting Tiate Dtptity-I-iurpcctor-General, Army Hospitals.l Diaeasas of Children." Bold ONLY in Capauled Impbriaii Half-Pinta, Pints, and Quarts, by all Chemists and Storekeepers. ' Bolt Consignee*— ANSAß, HARFOKD & CO., Limited, 210, High Holborn, London. CAUTKJN.— Besist mercenary attempts to recommend or substitute inferior kinds. f> FOR HARD TIiVIES, ~~~ FOR HARD WORK, FOR THE HARDEST COSVJP^TITIOS« 9 YOU CANNOT BEAT AND THE LEADERS FOR TEARS. OOfS^OiOSHEHi THE FAVOURITES IN ~ |BMp©.YimityPi|t . PRICE LISTS SENT IP ASKED FOR.

XAJRGE STOCK OF WEAEING PARTS IN DU.NEDIN AND IKVEROARGILL AT FACTORY PRICES.

Mr J. T. Galdwell, one of the pioneers of Bendigo, died the other day. He had always been prominently connected with mining. An inmate of the benevolent ward of the Ararat asylum, William Alfred Stead, celebrated the 100 th anniversary of bis 'birthday on Good jc»u~~ He is in possession of all his faculties.

Constable Harfcnett, who has been stationed »t Anderson's Bay for m*ny years, and Conitabie Watt, who lately acted aa night watch-house-keeper in Danedin, have retired from the service in constquence of falling health. .Constable Martin will take charge of the Anderson's Bay •fatfon,